Limited audit

We carry out limited audits in accordance with the Swiss Standard on Limited Statutory Examination. A limited audit mainly involves making inquiries, applying analytical procedures and performing detailed examinations that are appropriate in the circumstances. In contrast to the ordinary audit, this type of audit does not include the examination of operational processes and the internal control system, nor surveys and other audit procedures to detect criminal acts. The audit opinion is therefore negative due to the smaller scope of the audit.     

Ordinary audit

In accordance with Swiss law and Swiss auditing standards, we conduct ordinary audits. In contrast to the limited audit, the ordinary audit has a larger scope of audit. The examiner thus has more certainty and gives a positive test result. >>> Further information

Foundation, capital increase, capital reduction and special audits 

In connection with qualified foundations and capital increases, we examine the corresponding financial statements. An audit is necessary if, in the course of the foundation or capital increase, contributions in kind are made or acquisitions in kind are intended, founder benefits are granted or the payment is made by offsetting. In the case of constitutive capital reductions, our audit report states that the claims of creditors are fully covered despite the reduction in capital. In accordance with Art. 697a CO, we conduct special audits and report on the results.     

Reviews and agreed audit procedures

In accordance with the Swiss Auditing Standard, we conduct reviews and agreed upon audit procedures. Reviews are often commissioned in connection with interim financial statements, individual financial statements as part of the audit of consolidated financial statements, and financial statements or financial information for a specific occasion. Agreed audit procedures are defined with the customer to report on the relevant findings. The individual audit items are thus agreed with the customer in advance.